IMPD celebrated National Employee Appreciation Day with a luncheon and social media tribute for over 200 administrative staff, highlighting their vital role in department operations.

Joshua Blackwell was arrested following a joint effort by IMPD, Noblesville POP Unit, and Kokomo PD's Intelligence Unit for the February murder of Demetrius Starks. He faces murder and theft charges but is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Indianapolis is forecasted to enjoy a week of sunny weather with temperatures ranging from the 60s to high 70s, except for a slight chance of showers on Thursday and likely rain by the weekend.

State Rep. Slager and State Sen. Dernulc are hosting a town hall in Schererville on March 15 to discuss the Indiana legislative session and community issues.

Indiana is investing over $200 million in local road and bridge improvements through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, benefiting 245 communities.

Captain Mark Anderson retired from the Morgan County Sheriff's Office after 24 years, transitioning to a courthouse corrections officer role and leading security at a new justice center.

A man with an infant in his car led Indianapolis police on a high-speed chase before crashing; the child was unhurt but taken to the hospital as a precaution.

Judith Margo Dybalski, 80, died in a Howard County house fire. Investigations are ongoing, and an autopsy is scheduled. Authorities seek information from the community.

Overcast skies in Indianapolis are expected to clear, with temperatures rising from 33°F to highs ranging from 46°F to 74°F throughout the week, with mostly sunny conditions and gentle winds.

Indiana awards $2.1 million for Clinton County's infrastructure, with road and bridge projects funded by the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.

Montgomery County, Indiana, will receive over $2.4 million in state grants for road and bridge improvements, boosting infrastructure and economic growth.

Sen. Schmitt explains the pivotal role of committees in shaping legislation, detailing their process of filtering and refining bills before they reach the Senate floor.

Salvador Banales was sentenced to over five years in prison for a hit-and-run in Indianapolis that killed an Air Force veteran in 2024. He pleaded guilty and received additional penalties, including a driving license suspension.